Domestic Refugee Health Screening
Offered by Georgia Department of Public Health - Refugee Health Program
200 Piedmont Ave., SE, Atlanta, 30334
(470) 763-8303
A health check-up for newly arrived refugees. The program works with resettlement agencies, county health departments and health care providers to do it. The visit should start within 90 days of arrival.
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Cost & format
Free · In person
Schedule
- The visit should start within 90 days after the person arrives.
Who this is for
Refugees, asylees, Cuban and Haitian entrants, Special Immigrant Visa Iraqis, victims of trafficking and humanitarian parolees.
How to apply
Coordinated through local resettlement agencies and county health departments; call the program to find the screening site in your county.
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